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Here's to Frances Ha, the New New Girl

By Stephanie Zacharek
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The Sublime Dumb Play of Fast & Furious 6

By Alan Scherstuhl
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To Boldly Follow: A Grand, Familiar Star Trek

By Amy Nicholson
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At Any Price Makes Good Drama of Bad Seeds

By Chris Packham
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Kon-Tik Is a Grand Story, Told Again

By David Kipen
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Gatsby's Sometimes Great, But It's Not Always Good

By Stephanie Zacharek
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Killer Matthew in Mud

By Alan Scherstuhl
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Pain & Gain's American Idiots

By Caira LaVelle

Series/Festivals

Week of April 16, 2003

Comments (0) Wednesday, Apr 16 2003

Couch. Andy Warhol. Warhol films Factory stars and personalities engaged in various activities on and around a couch, including eating bananas, fixing a motorcycle and having sex. Shown with Warhol's My Hustler, featuring blond beach boy Paul America starring as a prime selection offered by "Dial-a-Hustler." Screens at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 17, in Moore Auditorium, Webster Hall, 470 East Lockwood Avenue. NR

Holger Lang: A Retrospective. Filmmaker and video artist Holger Lang presents nearly a dozen of his short works made between 1991 and 2002, including Blue, Experimeter, Green Dragon, Actual Reality and TV died in 1999. Lang's presentation begins at 7 p.m. Saturday, April 19, in Moore Auditorium, Webster Hall, 470 East Lockwood Avenue. NR

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Star Trek Into Darkness, 70.2 mil, 83.7 mil
Iron Man 3, 35.8 mil, 337.7 mil
The Great Gatsby, 23.9 mil, 90.7 mil
Pain & Gain, 3.2 mil, 46.7 mil
The Croods, 3.0 mil, 177.0 mil
42, 2.8 mil, 88.8 mil
Oblivion, 2.3 mil, 85.6 mil
Mud, 2.2 mil, 11.7 mil
Peeples, 2.2 mil, 7.9 mil
The Big Wedding, 1.2 mil, 20.3 mil

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